Plan to Avoid Interference in Global Wireless Links
A 1910s conference outlines three major wireless systems planned by American and European firms to use distinct wavelengths, creating a global network from New York to Buenos Aires. France and Britain announce the world’s most powerful stations, with Port Jefferson and Lafayette towers leading tests, while plans in London and Java aim for intercontinental reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adie Corporatio
America
Bogdla By
Colombo
Gaba
Bnewes
Alres
Sferddn
J. Nally
Peestiesit
R. Confermaces
Europe
Rea the
Tne
France
Gemany
Burnas Aires
Java
Lafayette Towers
Bordenis
Jefferson
Radia Corporation
Assis
England
Empire
Famentint
Tayhurst
Gambia
Africa
Alvica
Smith Aiperien
Radio
Colon
Colombia
Mr. Nally
Sre Waltlog
Port Jefferson
L. W. Austin
United States
Journal of the
Franklin
Imperial Committee
Beery Worwen
Army of Men Scrap Warships in Delaware Yard
Philadelphia birthplace of many vessels becomes a graveyard for obsolete warships. Hundreds work towing steel from discarded ships into shipyards across the Delaware to fuel industry and hull construction while Monitors and destroyers are dismantled for copper, brass, and other metals.
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Philadelphia
Navy
Phiadelphia
Delawars
Germany
Sso
Ing
Ate
Mtesourl
Wikernsin
Oztrky Monterey
Toneyal
Kayle
Ericsson
Bileta
Aitessubmaasing
Sabria
P. Holland
Robert Fulton
Hy Stearatont
Brudson
Crayton
Worden
Whippie
United States
Conrad
Kerasca
Heiress 65 Weds Youth In San Diego Romance
A San Diego society note reports heiress Mrs. James Campbell, widow of a North American executive, marrying a younger man Henry Jovee Heel. The couple’s romance drew reporters, with details of wealth income, Dutch heritage, and plans to live together as they share promises amid public attention.
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Olina
Henry Joved
Efe Ling
Veit Lair
Mustache
van Meel
Jn Ibe
Staten
Wwe
Phil
Henry
Unclear OCR fragment yields jumbled names and events
A garbled excerpt from a newspaper page shows mixed fragments about a hospital, a robbery or incident, and various surnames. The text is inconsistent and unreadable in places, preventing a clear summary of persons, places, or actions.
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The fragmentary text shows names and terms obscured by OCR errors. Readable bits hint at a possible wedding related notice with dates or events but key details are missing, preventing a clear, factual card.
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Muginn
Morley
Matt
Farmoe
Madani
Mr Fox
Fis
Hale
Fox
Fia
Rome
Hox
Coon
Matai
Mr. Fas
Signs of Money Making in Business Foretold by Palm
A cryptic society text links wealth to palm lines and life lines, describing how signs on the hand indicate fortune in business. It cites life lines, fate lines, and mounts, noting that certain patterns predict financial gain and success when hands appear favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwa
Fn Wirong
Apolo
Ghent
Do you like to talk a social guide on conversation
A fragmented reminiscence advises on talking ecology and audience engagement. It warns the listener that the person who speaks cleverly may mask true intent and cautions against overexamining the crowd or showing too much eagerness. The piece emphasizes subtle social dynamics and responsiveness in conversations.
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Ianklynak
Panple
Aterest
Eline Gourd
What’s in a Name by Mildred Marshall
A fragmentary column by Mildred Marshall titled What’s in a Name explores identity and origin of words, with archaic and mythical references. It mulls over names, fame, and social expectations, weaving historical allusions and stylistic flourishes through a highly imperfect OCR passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Marshall
Raterminate the House Fly in Argentine TEO Fray
Investigators confront a puzzling outbreak involving several parasites and pathogens including tapeworms and tuberculosis like symptoms. The report lists various afflictions and mentions the role of Favteria aid and infantite silacs in an unclear scenario with references to te difference in victims and possible control measures.
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Weussels
Albert
The
Welgians
Viendrick O.anderson
Jean Senator
Newpotty
R.A
Anderson
Meurt la Pontaine
Iyme
Mosley
Ghosts Intervene in Native Belief of Healing Body
A terse account describes a native belief where spirits are invoked to affect the body and its healing. The fragment mentions a person named Beck and references a ritual involving medicines and a river or Mile landmark. The text remains unclear but centers on ghostly intervention in medical outcomes.
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Cuba
Buenos Aires
Sydteim
Fralich
Beiig
Ste! Assis
Pontathvénd
Paris
Dominuntente
China
Pany
Trollamt
Austin
Brussels
Army of Men
Delaware River
Prof. Bell
Alvannier Graham Bell
Teedown
Moses Dyksutr
St. Louis
Youngeter
Firet Huenand
Caraphel
van Lepl
Wiloh
Ian Mennelsen
Fanespency Hospital
Noseihil
Madame Orowg MI. Fox
Gineh Tie Krier
Pia Tor
Walt
Duwisher Bia Dang Srey
Alice Joyce
Séine
Sia
Bho
John Kendrick Banas
CNEER
Aston Vronecelpit
Mary Marshall Dupfee
Shay Lee
Wendie
East Rite
Benier
Hadden Tynes
Sond
Nat Anty
Tyne
Pately
Amon
Wesree Eatittgian
Ty Guar Lee
Caegzer
Ta Verdi
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